A few days after sending Larnaca’s Shotgun stage in the books, the ISSF World Cup gets back to the Rifle and Pistol disciplines, flying over the Atlantic Ocean and landing in the south of the United States of America. In fact, the venue that will host the second appointment with the two specialties will be the Shooting Range of the United States Army Marksmanship Unit of Fort Benning, Georgia, where the athletes will compete for the ten titles up for grab from May 11th to May 19th. 10m Air Pistol Men, 10m Air Pistol Women, 50m Pistol Men, 25m Pistol Women e 25m Rapid Fire Pistol Men for what concerns the Pistol events; 10m Air Rifle Men, 10m Air Rifle Women, 50m Rifle 3 Positions Men, 50m Rifle 3 Positions Women e 50m Rifle Prone Men, instead, for the Rifle ones.
As usual, as it happened in all the previous World Cup stages, Voice2Media will be on site, to follow the competitions and provide a complete coverage of them. Voice2Media’s founder, Marco Dalla Dea, and Voice2Media photographer, Nicolò Zangirolami, will take care of producing press releases and photogalleries, while also updating the Federation official website and all of its different social media profiles. Facebook, Twitter and YouTube above any other, without omitting the most recent Instagram and YouKu, a video sharing platform widely diffused in China.
The schedule for the ten finals is the following:
Wednesday, May 13th:
10m Air Rifle Men.
25m Pistol Women.
Thusday, May 14th:
50m Pistol Men.
10m Air Rifle Women.
Friday, May 15th:
50m Rifle Prone Men.
Saturday, May 16th:
10m Air Pistol Women.
25m Rapid Fire Pistol Men.
Sunday, May 17th:
50m Rifle 3 Positions Women.
Monday, May 18th:
50m Rifle 3 Positions Men.
10m Air Pistol Men.
The next ISSF World Cup stage will also concerns the Rifle and Pistol events, and it will take place in Munich, Germany, between May 26th and June 2nd. It will be the last stage before a two-month break, with the following one scheduled in August, in Gabala, Azerbaijan.
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